The National Football League

The National Football League

Seasonal Part-Time Video Operator

Inglewood, California, United States · Part-time

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 26 days ago
Controls

About the role

  • This role is responsible for ensuring consistent, high-quality visual output across all camera feeds by managing real-time shading, color correction, and signal integrity.

Responsibilities

  • Perform real-time shading of multiple camera sources during live and recorded productions, ensuring consistent color, exposure, and visual quality
  • Configure and manage camera shading systems, including Sony broadcast camera chains, CCUs, and RCPs
  • Adjust iris, gamma, black levels, and color balance across multiple camera feeds to maintain a cohesive on-air look
  • Manage video signal routing for shading and production workflows using Imagine Magellan Control systems
  • Monitor and troubleshoot video signals using waveform monitors, vectorscopes, and diagnostic tools to maintain broadcast standards
  • Collaborate with Technical Directors, Engineering, and production staff to support the creative and technical execution of productions
  • Support advanced production environments, including robotic camera systems (Panasonic, Telemetrics ), Ultimatte systems, and OLED display integrations
  • The Video Operator serves as a critical technical resource within the control room and engineering ecosystem, partnering with Technical Directors, Engineering, and production teams to deliver a seamless, broadcast-ready product in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment.

Requirements

  • Extensive experience with Sony broadcast camera systems, including studio and ENG configurations
  • Experience shading, color correcting, and routing video using frame synchronizers and production systems (e.g., Imagine, Cobalt)
  • Strong understanding of broadcast video formats, including 1080p, 1080i, and 720p
  • Working knowledge of SMPTE 2110 or IP-based video workflows
  • Experience working in live sports or fast-paced broadcast production environments
  • Experience with automated and robotic camera systems (Panasonic, Telemetrics )
  • Familiarity with Ultimatte compositing systems and virtual production workflows
  • Experience working with OLED walls and large-format display environments <span data-cc

Nice to have

  • Preferred Experience

This listing is sourced directly from The National Football League's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.